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Client Digests
Start a new one, or reopen a past digest exactly as the client saw it.
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Funding open to Berkshire County businesses
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Closing In The Next 60 Days
Every open program with a deadline in the next two months. Select a date for its programs.
Member Deadlines
Programs from your members' digests that close in the next 30 days. Select one to reopen that member's digest.
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By Industry
Programs a business in each industry could match. Select one to see them.
Counts use the same eligibility rules as a client digest: a program counted here is one a Berkshire County business can be matched to. Programs limited to certain towns are included and labelled with those towns.
Program Library
Every program open to Berkshire County businesses. Search by name or keyword, or filter by industry, type and timing.
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Reports
What your team has done with FundBug, and a ready-made roundup for your member newsletter.
Activity Report
Member digests, applications started and programs shared. Test records are left out.
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Newsletter Roundup
Pick the programs to include, adjust the wording, then copy it into your newsletter or email.
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New client digest
Enter what you know about the business. Anything you leave blank is treated as unknown, which widens the results rather than narrowing them.
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The business
Only used to label this session in your list. Not part of matching.
This is what makes local matching work: it resolves to a county, which is how town and county programs find them.
What they do
Pick up to three. This is the single biggest driver of what they'll be matched to.
Ownership
Worth asking. Many programs are reserved for these owners. Being specific matters: if we only know someone is minority-owned, a grant for Black-owned businesses gets flagged as unconfirmed instead of matched.
Advanced options
All optional, and all of it sharpens the match. Anything left blank is treated as unknown rather than as a no, so skipping a question keeps programs in play instead of ruling them out.
What they need the money for. These push matching programs up the list rather than filtering others out.
What they do, what they're working toward, and anything that would help find the right funding. A few sentences or a few paragraphs.
The ZIP already gets us to the county. A full address gets us to the census tract, which is what HUBZone and Opportunity Zone programs are scoped to. Fill in all three or none — a street with no city or state usually will not resolve.
Some programs are reserved for underbanked businesses. Leaving this blank keeps those in play.
Building the digest
- Locating the business
- Checking the program database
- Filtering on eligibility
- Ranking and writing it up
Give it to the client